Translation

[Patriboom]

In README.md page, we read
Note on localization ESPConnect currently supports community translations via a DOM-based translation shim. This is a low-intrusion, best effort, solution intended to enable quick language support. It is not a full internationalization framework, and UI text changes may require translation updates.

Are you open to internationalization ? I would like to do the french transtlation.

[thelastoutpostworkshop]

Yes tout à fait, Regardez comment le fichier translation.js est fait sous le répertoire i8n.

[Patriboom]

Merci.
Je crois que vous n'auriez pas besoin d'un traducteur en français. En écoutant vos vidéos, j'ai cru reconnaître un accent qui ressemble au mien. Où êtes-vous ?
Ok, je jette un oeil sur src/i8n/translation.js.

[Patriboom]

J'ai commencé la traduction.
Les fichiers de i8n ont été copiés dans un répertoire FR
Comment faire lire mes fichiers traduits (localement) ?
Lorsque ce sera prêt, je proposerai un pull commit à GitHub.

[Patriboom]

The program's structure is well done. For internationalization it could be very easy: change the button CN | EN for a list.
For that: move the i18l directory into a new created directory name lng with sub-dir for every language. Computer is able to list out the available languages listing onlly the sub-directories.

I'm not familiar with the « vue » structure. Is that built using a graphical programming system ? If so, which one ?

[thelastoutpostworkshop]

Currently the way translations are managed in ESPConnect is too brittle, I am going to implement the vue-i18n library to do translation, so it will be easier for you to do it. Stay tuned!

[thelastoutpostworkshop]

I have Migrated UI translations to the standard Vue I18n + Vuetify integration.
You can do a french translation, the readme has section on how to do it : https://github.com/thelastoutpostworkshop/ESPConnect?tab=readme-ov-file#localization-contributions

[Patriboom]

Good!
I'll work on that.

[Patriboom]

Pull requested.
Waiting for your comments.